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It has often seemed as if conservatives were opposed to any court decision invalidating any law. But it turns out it’s only ‘judicial activism’ if a court rules in a way conservatives dislike

April 25, 1955 - January 22, 2024

The Liberal government has taken a beating in court, losing on the Emergencies Act, the single-use plastic ban and environmental impact laws

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made one thing clear: he’s not going anywhere.

When the World Economic Forum’s conference in Davos wrapped up it was clear the Davos men were outflanked by the Davos disrupters.

Mark Carney said the worlds central banks made the best of a bad economic situation after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mark Carney said the worlds central banks made the best of a bad economic situation after the COVID-19 pandemic.

There is something ironic about the National Post lecturing anyone about media bias, as it did recently with a front-page story titled “A more damaging media bias.” As Marc Edge shows, the opposite is true: the extreme level of ownership concentration in Canada has since resulted in a correspondingly extreme conservative media bias.

Poilievre himself provides the narration and it includes arguments he has been making in speeches since becoming Conservative leader.

Readers discuss the governments response to the Israel-Hamas war, its climate policies and more